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About Delle Alpi Stadium

While Delle Alpi Stadium no longer hosts events, its legacy remains a key part of Turin’s athletic and football history. Located at Strada Comunale di Altessano 131, Turin, this multi-use venue once featured a three-tier seating arrangement encircling a football field with an athletics track. Opened in 1990 and later redeveloped into Juventus Stadium (now Allianz Stadium) by 2011, the site still informs today’s sports architecture and fan experience. Below we’ll cover what the venue offered in its prime, parking and transport options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan related visits.

Note: Delle Alpi Stadium was closed in 2006 and demolished in 2009. For ongoing matches and events, consider today’s Juventus Stadium (Allianz Stadium) as the current home venue in Turin. If you’re researching historical events, Delle Alpi’s World Cup 1990 matches, including the West Germany vs England semifinal, remain a notable chapter in football history. We’ve highlighted practical details to help you explore Turin’s sports scene, including nearby hotels and restaurants that complement a day around a historic landmark.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: Strada Comunale di Altessano 131, Turin, Italy.
  • Venue type: multi-use football stadium with an athletics track (three-tier seating around the field).
  • Seating/chart details: official seating capacity about 69,041 seats plus 254 press seats (total ~69,295); seats arranged on three rings with roughly 90% covered.
  • Capacity nuance: figures vary by source (commonly cited around 69k; some records list ~71k).
  • Opening/closing/demolition: opened May 31, 1990; closed 2006; demolished 2009.
  • Tenants: Juventus and Torino (1990–2006).
  • Notable events: hosted World Cup matches in 1990, including the West Germany vs England semi-final on July 4, 1990.
  • Parking: approx. 3,900 covered parking spaces, plus about 100 bus spaces and 500 motorcycle spaces.
  • Nearby hotels: examples include Hotel Residenza delle Alpi (Via Caselette 17, Turin).
  • Renaming/redevelopment: site redeveloped into Juventus Stadium (now Allianz Stadium), opened 2011.